Page 18 Advertisements Column 5

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19542, 22 January 1927, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS. "PARENTS! 1 ARENTS! X ARENTS! BRING THE KIDDIES TO LAUGH AND LEARN! The perfect solution to every mother's — holiday problem is " N.Z. AT WORK." Featuring "Our N.Z. Gang" of typical Auckland Youngsters. ADMISSION FOR CHILDREN 6d, STRAND QTRAND TRAND QTRAND QTRAND QTRAND QTRAND QTRAND QTRAND - QTRAND QTRAND QTRAND Direction; Fuller-Hayward Theatres. "Always A Good Entertainment." Matinee at oon A TIN EE AT FULL PROGRAMME. ORCHESTRA AND SOLOIST. New Zealand Picture Made for New Zealanders. ::OS§ N.Z. " OUR N.Z. GANG." OUR N.Z. GANG." "OUR N.Z. GANG." N.Z.'s Own Irresistible Band of Juvenile Film Comedians In NEW r/EALAND AT WORK," EW Zi EALAND AT VY ORK. 1 " NEW n EALAND AT \\TORK." EW Zi EALAND AT VV ORK." NEW 7-EALAND AT WORK." EW Zi EALAND AT VV ORK." NEW 17EALAND AT \\TORK." EW Zi EALAND AT VV ORK." NEW 7EALAND AT X\TORK." EW Zi EALAND AT > V ORK." Under the Auspices of the New Zealand Industrial Association. A GREAT ROMANCE OF OUR THIS GREAT ROMANCE OF OUR NATIONAL INDUSTRIES. 9 EPISODES, including— The Taming of a Wife—Xmas on the Gumfields—From the Cow to the Candy Can— From Kapok to Comfort—From Forest to Furniture—The Gang Goes Camping—From the Skin to the Shoe—Life in the New Zealand Navy—" The Gang" goes to the Zoo. Additional Attractions: The Screen's Most Bewitching Star, OLIVE BORDEN, OLIVE BORDEN, "rpHE /COUNTRY "DEYOND" "Ihe Country -Deyond" JAMES OLIVER CURWOOD. A Sweet Romance that takes you from the land of the Indian Love Call to New York's Bright Lights. At Evening Sessions. MISS PHYLLIS GRIBBEN, Popular Contralto. STRAND QYMPHONY n RC HESTRA. TRAND QYMPHONY . ORCHESTRA. Orchestral Interlude, "In a Chinese Temple Garden" (Kettelbey). Overture, Strand Fox Trot. ORCHESTRA. RCHESTRA. Box Plan at Theatre. Children Half-price. Is a Marriage Certificate a Bill of Sale? " "jl/f ARRIAGE T ICENSE ?" "Marriage Jjicense?' PAGEANT ageant Commences. OMMENCES, PPSOM QHOWGROUNDS. HiPSOM QHOWGROUNDS. ■riTEIS AFTERNOON, 1 his Afternoon, 2.30 P.M. 2.30 P.M. 2.30 P.M. Grand ymkb ymkhana. Programme, rogramme. I Overture. 2. Leading Pace. 3. Field Artillery Night Alarm—Demonstration. i. Field Defences Display. 5. Tent Pegging by Sections. 6. Musical Drive. .A THRILLING DISPLAY ! ! ! 7. Figure Marching. 8. Lloyd-Lindsay Competition. 9. Vaulting Horse Display. 10 Musical Chairs. 11. Victoria Cross Rescue Race.12. Demolition Competition. 13. Tilting at the Ring, and Tent Pegging Display. 14 Wrestling on Horseback. ADMISSION TO GROUNDS: In. Children Half-price, ADMISSION TO STAND: Is Extra. No Half-price to Stand. REGATTAS. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. "ft/fERCER A NNUAL* 13 EG ATT A jLVJLercer Annual JXegatta ON WAIKATO RIVER, AT MERCER. pEBRUARY AUCKLAND INTERPRO VIN CIAL CHAMPIONSHIPS. MAORI HAKAS. POI DANCES. CANOE RACES. ETC. SIDESHOW PROPRIETORS PLEASE Winning Post has been Shifted further down Stream and there is now Ample Room for Sideshows of all descriptions. DON'T FORGET SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 19! CHAMPIONSHIP REGATTA AT MERCER A. WISNESKY. Hon. Secretary. 'PEE WAITEMATA A.M. P. ASSOCIATION'S SHOW Will Be Held At WAi VERA. On SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 13. 1927 NORTHERN S..S, CO.'S STEAMER LEAVES AUCKLAND AT 9,50 A. XL LEAVES WARKWORTH AT 9 A.M. SchedtsJe on ApplteaiioK to—- .£. L, SCHISCHE.A. - Ssere-tMy. .W«lwk*. j